The weekend before last I took my little sister to the cinema. At 16 she's not that little any more but I still treat her like she's still a baby and I'm a teenager sometimes! We decided to see The Vow as to be honest we are both madly in love with Channing Tatum! I had no preconceptions about the film, in fact I didn't even know what it was called when we were paying for our tickets, and my sister filled me in on the little she knew about the plot. Based on a true story, the film follows Leo and Paige and begins with a scene of the couple who are very much in love, and straight away the film is catapulted into chaos as the couple are involved in a car ...  Read the complete review

Newly-weds Leo and Paige suffer a horrifying car accident which leaves her with no memory of the last five years; she can't even remember her husband's face, let alone the life they built together. Faced with the task of having to make his wife fall in love with him for a second time, Leo must do everything he can to remind his wife what made their bond so special, whilst she has to learn how to go forward when all she can remember is the past. The premise of 'The Vow' embodies everything that I look for in a film; a weepy romance about a couple whose love for each other is tested by forces outside of their control and the need to return to a blissful past ...  Read the complete review

For those of you that have sat in romantic movies and said to yourself: 'but that wouldn't happen in real life!', may I present to you, The Vow, a true story. The plot line is really simple and yet incredibly moving. Paige and her husband Leo are involved in a serious car accent leaving Paige with severe memory loss. Paige's last memories are when she was engaged to another man, her relationship with her family was great and she was attending law school. Leo is but a stranger to her. Leo is determined to win back Paige's heart and salvage their marriage, but it won't be easy starting anew. Is true love a once in a lifetime opportunity or will Leo be able to make Paige ...  Read the complete review

**Film only review** The vow- Directed by Michael Sucsy. Written by Jason Katims, Abby Kohn, (Screenplay- Stuart Sender and Mark Silverstein) Staring- Channing Tatum - Leo Rachel McAdams - Paige Sam Neil - Bill Thornton Jessica Lange - Rita Thornton Jessica McNamee - Gwen The couple...leo and paige are sat in a restaurant enjoying a date night. After their evening they set about going home on their journey they discuss theories and old wives tales on getting pregnant on agreeing to take part in nuptials, they stop the car which is suddenly hit by a van. Paige is then put into a deep coma while in the coma leo ...  Read the complete review